Contents

Introduction

1. Historical Perspective
2. What Camera should I Buy?
3. Digital Camera Components
4. Camera Exposure Modes
5. Elements of Manual Exposure
6. Digital Film
7. Lens and Filters
8. Camera Accessories
9. Composition
10. Posing - Individuals and Groups
11. Lighting - Single and Multiple
12. Special Events Photography
13. Outdoor Photography
14. Avoiding Common Errors
15. Digital Darkroom

16. Keeping Photographic Skills Sharp
Glossary
Index

In this age of digital photography, cameras have become so good that it seems one does not need to know anything about the art of taking a photograph. Just point and shoot, the camera will do it all for you. However, if you are one of the millions who want to decide for themselves as to how the picture is taken and you want to take charge of the camera, then this book is your key! Remember, without your intervention, camera decides, not you. This book will tell you, why and how to manipulate your camera to do what you want and to achieve results you want. Because, camera does not know what you truly want to capture, only you do. The emphasis of this textbook is an appreciation of the manual approach to capturing the photograph. You will start with simple, practical rules of thumb and progress to the point, where the resulting images will inspire you and you'll be proud to share and display them.

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